Welcome to... 
Everywhere music company!
 

Morgan Kelly Moss

Founder and Educator

https://mkmorgan00.wixsite.com/website

Morgan Kelly Moss (M.A. UCLA, Composition, in-progress, B.M. Temple University Magna Cum Laude, Composition and Piano Performance Double Major) is a composer, teacher, and performer from Philadelphia, PA, currently based in Los Angeles. Morgan's teaching philosophy is one of collaboration, lightheartedness, and virtue. She believes learning should always be fun, hands-on, built upon passion, and created in an accepting and warm environment. She also believes that, as the teacher, she and the student are learning together in a collaborative effort toward learning, and this allows for a very special and valuable teacher-student relationship. Morgan offers expertise in all areas of her teaching, and aims to further her comprehension of music with her students and share her knowledge with them.

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As a composer, Morgan has a sound world that is described as neo-American with inspiration from nature, and always spirited with a twinge of optimism. Recently, Moss’s "Storks" for piano trio was selected in a call for scores by the Allentown Symphony Orchestra. She was also recently accorded Emerging Composer by Tribeca New Music Competition. Moss is very active in scoring music for film, and in 2022 composed her first feature film score which was released in theaters in July, 2022. Morgan also loves to perform, and was most recently featured in a piano recital at the Tenri Cultural Institute in New York City.

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She is very proud to be the founder of Everywhere Music Company, a lab teacher at UCLA for Introduction to Musicianship, a teaching fellow for the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, as well as a teacher of piano, composition, theory, and voice at the Music Studio of Patricia Keith. Morgan plans to graduate from UCLA in 2024, and continue to grow her career as a composer and teacher.

Sydney Panikkar

Teacher : Jazz vocals, Songwriting

https://www.sydneypanikkar.com/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAHcG6IyNYeXbZWo83P19GQ

Sydney Panikkar is a songwriter, arranger, and vocalist in NYC. (BM, Temple University, Jazz Performance; currently pursuing MM at The New School) Sydney studied the jazz tradition and modern pedagogy with Ruth Naomi Floyd, Natalie Weiss, Kate Baker, and Mary Saunders Barton.

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Sydney began songwriting at age 11, released her first album at 15, and has written and performed underscoring for The Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble’s productions of Romeo and Juliet and The BFG. She toured Germany and the Czech Republic as the lead singer of the Bloomsburg University Big Band.

Sydney cultivates an encouraging learning environment and is flexible in teaching style to best serve students.

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Negar Ghasemi

Teacher : Classical Piano, Composition, Music Theory

Born in Iran, Negar Ghasemi is an undergraduate student, studying piano performance at Temple University. She began her studies in piano at the age of four in her mother’s music school. By the age of 8, she began to attend festivals overseas, including Syria, Slovakia, and Hungary where she took advantage of masterclasses with professors from the Middle East and Europe. She then entered a music high school in Karaj. Followed by her immigration to the United States, she continued her education as a music major and clarinet player at FLC school in Philadelphia. During that time, she was invited by Hugh Sung to be featured in an episode for the Cunningham Piano Show.

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She furthered her studies in music by taking music lessons with teachers whose activities were predominantly within the Temple University Music Prep Program, Juilliard Music Program, and Settlement Music School. In addition, she had the opportunity to enter the Philadelphia All-City and PMEA Districts concert band as a clarinet player, under the instruction of musicians such as Deborah Confredo, Joseph Conyers, and Willis Rapp. In addition, she took advantage of performances with musicians such as Yannick Nézet-Séguin and Don Liuzzi.

After entering Boyer College in 2019, under the instruction of Sara Davis Buechner as her primary piano professor, she began to further her experience in piano performance and piano pedagogy.

Followed by her experience and fueled by her passion, she founded Pianozi, a piano pedagogy team providing lessons for Iranians around the world. She serves as the director and instructor for the team, with the hope to bring a new mindset into the piano teaching system within Iran. The team's main goal is to offer piano lessons using a structure that promotes a standard and deep learning experience. Through her experience with teaching intermediate to advanced students, she developed creative practicing strategies as the emphasis of her teaching mindset. A current instructor at Cunningham Music School, she nurtured her ideas with more experience through teaching beginners. She believes in a multidimensional approach toward piano playing, employing a conscious use of learning modes and other musical knowledge to bring uniqueness to one's experience with the instrument.

She has also entered the field of composition in recent years, currently exploring non-metric and antiphonal music.

Meghan McGorry

Teacher and Mentor : Acting, Acting Career Mentoring

Meghan McGorry is a 22 year old multi-hyphenate professional actor and creator, who has been trained extensively in Meisner, Chekov, Stanislavski, and on-camera techniques for the past twelve years. Located in the PA/NJ/NY tristate area, she graduated in 2022 with a BA in Theatre (Acting) and Media & Communications from Muhlenberg College, which was was ranked #9 for “Best College Theater” program in the country by the Princeton Review in 2018. She is currently professionally employed at DeSales University as a standardized patient actor. She additionally has three years of managing global social media chains with a company called the Social Station, and has multiple publications in Marketing and Communications under her name. She has also had 10 years of professional vocal training, and is a self taught ukulele and guitar player (7 years). 

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Some of Meghan’s previous theatrical credits include Annette (God of Carnage), Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind (Ensemble), Mickey (The Offerings), Brooke Wyndham (Legally Blonde), Fiona (Shrek Jr.), Dolly (Hello Dolly). She has also been in multiple feature & short films, including “Act The Script”, “The Princess’s Journey,” and “The 53rd Annual Hunger Games”. In the summer of 2022, she performed internationally at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and is currently working on writing her own screenplays and scripts in her free time. 

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Navigating the world of professional acting can be difficult whether you’re just starting out, or you’re a seasoned expert in the business. Meghan strives to create a safe and comfortable learning environment for all her students so that their creative journey can be looked at as more of an adventure rather than something scary. Looking to start your search for an agent? Looking to develop your brand? Looking to deepen your understanding of your craft? Or looking to strengthen your audition book? Meghan has been there too, and would love to help guide you along the way! 

Alexander Glass

Teacher : Composition, Theory, Piano (Jazz and Classical)

https://alexglassmusic.com/

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ALEX GLASS is a composer and pianist from the Philadelphia area currently based in New
York City. A composer since the age of seven, Alex writes music in a fun, lighthearted style that
draws heavy inspiration from classical piano repertoire, jazz harmonic and melodic language,
odd rhythms and meters, and innovative textures and timbres. His recent works include a 28-
minute song cycle of Lewis Carroll poems for baritone and piano, which was premiered at
Temple University in April 2022; an improvisation-based composition for the electroacoustic
trio SPLICE Ensemble; a choral setting of Gerard Manley Hopkins’ “Pied Beauty”, recorded by
the Temple University Concert Choir; several pieces for chamber groups, and over 30
compositions for solo piano. As a pianist, Alex is well-versed in both the classical and jazz
tradition, having studied classical piano with Dr. Clipper Erickson and jazz piano with Tim Brey
in Philadelphia. He has performed in numerous school concerts as an interpreter of new music,
championing music by fellow student composers, as well as in various jazz ensembles, pit
orchestras, and charity events in the Philadelphia area. Recently, he was also a piano instructor at
the Lumberton School of Music in Lumberton, NJ.

Alex received his Bachelor’s in Music Composition in 2022 from Boyer College at Temple
University, where he most recently studied with Dr. Cynthia Folio. In 2021, Temple University
awarded Alex with the prestigious Miller E. Gladfelter Scholarship, awarded to a “senior with
high scholarship and exceptional professional promise”, and the Bruce Archibald Award, given
to an “outstanding student in the area of music theory”. He is currently pursuing a Master’s in
Music Composition at the Mannes School of Music at the New School in New York City, where
he studies with renowned composer Timo Andres. Alex also serves as the Department Assistant
for the Mannes composition program, working closely with fellow students and faculty to
organize concerts, send newsletters, and manage the department website.

At Everywhere Music Company, Alex offers lessons in music composition, music theory, and
both classical and jazz piano. He strongly believes that composition and improvisation are a vital
part of the music learning process that should be encouraged for all students across all musical
genres and disciplines. He fosters a flexible and open-ended learning environment tailored to the
needs of each student, and aims to guide each student toward finding passion in music and
discovering their own unique musical voice.

Noah Gordon

Teacher : Trumpet

A Philadelphia native, Noah Gordon has recently graduated from Temple University’s Boyer College of Music and Dance with a Bachelor’s in Music Performance. He is currently pursuing his Master’s in Trumpet Performance at Temple, studying under Nate Hepler. Noah’s other primary teachers include Eric Schweingruber, David Bilger, Mark David, and Tony Prisk. 

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Since the age of eleven, the trumpet has been an active part of Noah’s life, taking him to venues such as The Kimmel Center for Performing Arts and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts with ensembles such as the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra, Temple University Symphony Orchestra, and the Temple University Wind Symphony. After being a part of the band while completing his undergraduate degree, Noah now serves as a teaching assistant for the Temple University Diamond Marching Band, directed under Dr. Matthew Brunner. Besides performing in Temple’s large feature ensembles, Noah is also seen playing in several chamber ensembles in the school. 

Noah’s performances are best described as “passionate,” “emotional,” and uniquely his. Noah’s trumpet philosophies and pedagogical focuses are based on Mark Gould’s “Gould On Music”. Noah believes that there should be a personality in everyone’s artistry, and trumpet playing should not just be about perfection, but also about making the sound yours. His teaching philosophy is also focused on the students’ goals, and students’ private lessons are tailored to their own individual needs as a player. Finally, Noah ensures that all of his students in their own individual practice are their own teachers and discover their strengths and weaknesses to create the complete musician.

Ashley Oros

Teacher : Flute and beginner piano

Ashley Oros graduated with her Master of Music in Flute Performance at Temple
University- Boyer College of Music in 2022. She earned her Bachelor of Music in Flute
Performance also from Temple University under Mr. David Cramer, former Associate
Principal Flute of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and Mrs. Prema Kesselman, former
Principal Flute of the Santiago Philharmonic Orchestra. Her previous teachers include
David DiGiacobbe, Jeff Zook, Amy Orsinger and Damian Barnett.

At Temple, Ashley performed as Principal Flute with the Temple Symphony Orchestra,
as well as with the Opera Orchestra, Composers Orchestra, Contemporary Ensemble, and
Wind Symphony. Ashley appears regularly with various orchestras, ensembles and
chamber music groups in the Lancaster and Philadelphia regions. She has performed in
master classes with Marina Puccinini, Leone Buyse, Brad Garner, Göran Marcusson,
Bonita Boyd, Alexa Still (ZAWA): Jill Felber & Claudia Andersen, Stephen Preston, and
Lea Pearson among others.

Before moving to the United States to attend college, Ashley performed with several
Santiago, Chile area youth orchestras. She has performed solos and participated in
festivals in the United States, France, Italy, Chile, Argentina and Brazil.
An enthusiastic and dedicated teacher, Ashley teaches privately in the Philadelphia, West
Chester, Lancaster and surrounding areas. She is also on faculty as flute instructor and the
Temple University Music Preparatory division. Ashley has been teaching flute since 2010
and has taught piano since 2018. She is an advocate of the Alexander Technique and
incorporates it into her lessons. She loves learning from her students and watching them
grow as they make music an important part of life.